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To the extent early warning models accurately identify potential problem institutions before any problems actually develop, regulators can target on-site examination efforts more effectively and take steps to minimize the drain on the deposit insurance system should a targeted institution become insolvent. This Letter discusses the foundation of typical early warning models, their effectiveness, and some possible improvements.